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Stick in the nose! Nose stick! Focus secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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The magician entered the stage and takes out a magic wand from thick paper. And sticks it up his nose.

Focus secret:

There is a ring on the wand. Holding the wand under the nose, the magician covers the white end with his fingers while moving the loose white ring upwards. He hides his wand under him in his fist. And when he pulls it out, he moves the white ring down to the end of the wand.

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